Editing Midgard Dragons (section)

==Cave Dragon==
Now, you might be thinking; how does a D&D dragon, a giant flying reptile with big ol' bat-like wings, adapt to a life permanently underground? In the Cave Dragon's case, the answer is "not very well". Definitely the creepiest looking of the Midgard Dragons, the Cave Dragon is a distorted, serpentine-looking thing whose eyes have been swallowed by its own skin due to how useless they are in the deep, whose body bristles with fleshy tendrils used to feel out its world, and whose wings have basically devolved into giant, fleshy-fingered hands far longer and stronger than its own relatively tiny forelimbs. Aside from leaving them blind and flightless, the other major influences of their subterranean lifestyle are a) cave dragons hoard ''food'' rather than gold, since food is hard to come by down there, and b) cave dragons rarely live to a ripe old age by dragon standards, since they grow too big to be effective hunters below, but they're pretty damn awful at hunting above ground.

As part of the original batch of Midgard Dragons, these are found in the Tome of Beasts 1.